3 comments about Fodor's Washington, D.C. 2006 (Fodor's Gold Guides).

1. The Index is very poor. I tried looking up the Spy Museum and Holocaust Museum. Nothing under Spy or Holocaust. I looked under Museum, and then looked for Spy and Holocaust. I also looked for National ... museum.
   
   I went to the internet, and found that the full names are:
   
   International Spy Museum and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
   
   To my way of thinking, Spy and Holocaust should have been in the index. When I have to use Google to find something in a book's index, I think that the index is useless.



2. Needed the book in a hurry and they turned it around in no time.



3. It took 4 weeks to receive the book from the time I ordered it- almost too late to get it before my trip departure date. The shipping label appeared to defective and maybe that was the problem in the delivery time. Also, the book was missing the tear out map and many pages contained someone's underlining. That isn't a big deal but it wasn't described that way.

2 comments about Washington (Marco Polo Travel Guides).

1. MapEasy Guides are wonderful whether you are traveling to Washington, D.C. or living there. From the best known attractions to delightfully obscure places this map guide gives all users the best there is to offer of the area. Even as a many-year resident of the area MapEasy has guided me, my family and friends to new and interesting places!



2. I used this map recently on a week-long trip to Washington, and I found it to be incredibly helpful. Being able to see nearby restaurants and shops right on the map without having to pull out a guidebook was so convenient. Short of a handheld, interactive GPS with Internet access, this is the most helpful pocket-sized resource for sightseeing and navigating around I have ever used. And it's made of a rip-resistant thick paper, so it'll stand up to multiple trips. Highly recommended!

No comments about Washington Dc.

No comments about Washington, D.C. for Families.

No comments about ADC Washington DC Visitor's Map.

No comments about Econoguide 1997 Washington Dc, Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, Richmond and Other Area Attractions (Econoguide Series).

No comments about Discovering Washington, D.C. (Discovering Washington Dc).

No comments about Birnbaum's Washington, DC 1993.

2 comments about Let's Go 2000: Washington, D.C.: The World's Bestselling Budget Travel Series (Let's Go. Washington, D.C., 2000).

1. In the hustle and bustle of the Washington D.C. streets one needs a companion to find one's way. This exceptionally edited book provides the necessary assistance for all the hot spots and historical points of interest in our nation's capitol. If achieving maximum efficiency with vacation time is a priority then this book is vital. This book is simply a god-send for anyone interested in the rich heritage and unceasing fun that Washington D.C. has to offer.



2. Thoroughly researched, well-organized, easy to use. This book saved me money, time, and lots of stress for my two weeks in D.C. Great nightlife coverage -- they covered all the really great clubs, bars, and the arts sections was the best of any othe guidebook I looked at. I traveled around Virginia afterwards, and the daytrips section at the back of the book proved very thorough and helpful. Thanks, Let's Go.

No comments about Frommer's Washington, D.C. by Night (Frommer's By-Night Washington,Dc).